David Moses is a multi-instrumentalist, improviser, and educator based in East Los Angeles. His practice sits at the intersection of experimentation and intuition, working with open source music software, field recordings, live resampling, electroacoustic processing, and generative composition. Shaped by Los Angeles’s experimental music community, where jazz, ambient, and exploratory forms overlap, he is a frequent collaborator in the city’s improvised music scene.

Evan Hardy is a multi-instrumentalist and sound artist whose work draws from his background in archaeology, shaping compositions that unfold through layering, accumulation, and erosion. Working across acoustic instruments, found objects, modular synthesis, and tape, he creates evolving electroacoustic pieces that move between structure and improvisation.

Simon Bridgestock is a composer, multi-instrumentalist and visual artist from Canterbury, United Kingdom. He has worked in a wide variety of musical contexts that encompass Jazz, Psyche-Rock, Electronica and more, usually with a focus on using improvisation to generate ideas. Recent years have seen Simon explore the aesthetics of hauntology and retrofuturism, both sonically and visually and how past memories skew and inform our present.